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smooth-moving analog clock
Author: luco | Website: http://www.luco.com.br |

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[set it off]

ok, let's get started. if you read the title carefully - along with the description - you can see what's coming. but what exactly can you expect from a smooth-moving clock? duh, it's one where the hands don't tick! they move continuously. smoothly. BUT you can have a ticking clock too if you like. just follw this tute until I tell you it's "kinda ready, but not so". that will be when you reach the tick-clock stage. the smooth-moving one is a little bit further, but is no rocket science. you should get that easy too, I hope. :) comments, suggestions, praises? I'm all ears: luciano@luco.com.br

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Added: : 2003-12-28 Rating: 5.85 Votes: 21 Hits: 1226

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Brazillian advertiser-webdesigner hybrid. likz art, heavy, grooved electro-music + Brazillian rythms. plays capoeira. enjoys comedies, but when watches drama cries like a baby. that's it!

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